The National tribune., 1887-11-17
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FULroN.-Serg't George p. Fulton, Co. E. 155th
Pa. who died recently at Pitsburg, aged 81 years.
was a member of Mcpherson Post, No. III OF
Pennsylvania, and had been for many years the
Principal of HiIand High school in Pittsburg.
BARNEY.-Thomas Barney. Co. 1. 1lth H. died
Oct so at Ottawa H., after long illness from dis
ease contracted in the war. He was Quartermas-
ter of Seth g. Earl Post l56, and leaves wife and
two daughters.
rade John Decker, late Co b, LIST battalion, 9th Pa.
Cav, aged IS years.
SMrrH.-G. A. smith, late 4th Ind. battery, died
recently at Ottumwa Coley Co, Kan. aged 50
years. He was comrade of knOwton Post, los,
GAR.
Co. A. 37th Iowa the famous GraybeaTd regiment),
died Oct. 10 at his home nc VintOn. Iowa, aged 20
years He was born in Meigs County. o., but
moved 20 Iowa in 1854 He was discharged for
disability in 1868 aud at the time of final muster
out was q eOmrade of p. Nj. Cader Post. GAR, az
Vinton.
Comrade Colin Forsyth, late 23d Pa, native OF
SrNyLFY.-At Buffalo. ~ Y. Oct. 81, Comrade
Frederick c. Stanley, formerly Surgeon. 2lst Mo-
His first service during the war private. Co.
L. 2d IN. Cav. from which he discharged in
June Is63 to be appointed Assistant Surgeon, 2lSe
Mo-. and when discharged in 1865 Surgeon Of
that regiment. He died suddenly from heart dis
ease, and was buried by Chaplin Post, GAR, Of
Buffalo, of which he was Surgeon.
LoNG-,JaeOb Fl. Long. formerly Co. B, 18th H.,
died at Waverly, H., Oct. IA, and buried Oct.
Is by Robbins Post, GAR. of which ne was q
comrade He so badly wounded in May, 1862
ut Huntington, Miss, that be was discharged for
disability.
SHEFFIELD.-ComradeA Andrew NJ. Sheffield, late
Sd Wis. battery, died last month at Greene, Iowa,
and was buried at Waverly, Iowa. by Robbins Post,
GAR.
CRANER.-ComradeH A. Cramer g. A r. WHOSE
regiment and Post not known at this ofies.)
died Oct. % at his home in ST. Louis from a cold
contracted during the Grand Army parade at tho
recent Reunion there.
McCARFL.-Comrade Robert McCareI formerly
Co. c. 5th Pm. Reserves. and Co. O. l9lst Pa. died
Oct. 70 ut Mapleton Depot, Pa. He was q member
of Harry COrhin Post. GA. r.. of that place.
acknowledgements John Knight of Dushane
Post No. 3 Maryland. formerly 18th Md, died st
Baltimore Oct. 25. aged 81 years.
CROMw ELL-rhOmaS i. Cromwell, formerly 5th
u = Cav died Nov. 2 at Brooklyn. Anne Arundel
Co.. Md, aged SO years He was a eOmrade Of Du-
shane Post, GAR, of Baltimore, and had served
BowLEY.-COmrade Jesse ID. Bowley, formerly
Co. L. 10Th Mass died in September last at West
minister Los Angeles Co., Cal, ON his 9th birth
day He was a member of Sedgwiek Post, No. II,
of Westminster, and leaves a son. ComFade II. ).
Bowley, who is member of Lincoln Post, of san
Francisco.
e. at Rock port. Ind. He wounded at Hatchie
River Oct ). 1862 and was buried by Spencer Post,
l23 of which he was a eomrade.
CoOK.-Lieut. Oscar l.. Cook, 2lst Y. >. Q. T.,
died at West Eaton, N. Y, Oct 81. During the war
he served for three years in the Slst n T., and IN
and three years the Post Adjutant Of A. "A. Morse
Post, 26S, of New York.
CIRoAr-John Andrew Groat Co. c. eth Mass,
was accidentally killed near Monterey, Cal, by his
team running away. He was a cOmrade OF the
GAL Post at san Miguel, Cal.
Recommendations Holdrith, private. Co.
E. i59th Ohio. closed out his life Oct 20 at his home
near GAINESVILLE, o., after long illness.
CoKE-Wm N. Coke, late l2th III. and Troop p,
18th Ohio Cav, died at GAINESVILLE, o., Oct. Is.
KING.-NewtOn b. King, First Sergeant, Co. X,
5th ~ 8 c. t. died Nov. 9 at GAINESVILLE. O. He
was wounded badly at Petersburg asld suffered tor
Is months before his death.